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in a little. the event will welcome the european jungle coming to you from dw stadium is a priceless kentucky with us. he is a look at what's coming up today tacky white greeks are attending ten diamonds. denmark comes to sit by the well lol. and what that looks just as extended to try. in these days of the stair it's the most politicians would do best if they refrain from flaunting that well if they have an
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effect is. while in office than the darcy try and portray themselves as needing a modest lifestyle living an ordinary house is typing ordinary vehicles which the odd exception of course and one says exception seems to be russia's president sardinia putin is portrayed himself as the ruthless content and shayla system and braving freezing waters. and now some say he can add yet another title to the list of the richest man in droves the beach nice ot streaking land and bows and has been taken for construction sites now just three hundred meters and peaches left. all the other available property along the coast has been sold off. the idea. i did this same spot every summer this year i was shocked. and yet a regular vacation is work too they took one look and said they felt like leaving again we are which. one luxury
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hotel after another is under construction in the crust and our region on the black sea even in fairly remote spots a consequence of president flooding of putting an addition to posting the perfect winter olympic games. putin himself is an avid skier. environmentalist so again has a gun has been campaigning to preserve the region's natural parks for years. he says the construction comes at a huge environmental cost two years ago. he made in your unbelievable discovery enterprise is built. this villa complex for some eight hundred million euros. inside a nature reserve. beat on clear if he hadn't building permits. as a young was told this was a children's hospital. but security personnel stopped him from taking any more pictures. now he's convinced this is in
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fact private howlett scored like a new protein. and he faces a possible three years in prison for trespassing. he says due to coney and penalties on the show house and to his discovery was a digital photo not only did we run into security agency but the guards responsible for the president and the prime minister in the news. he cuddles me cough was once a close cut the line. he confirms has a young suspicions. the more tranquil than the way it's the place is a huge palace. more than twenty thousand square meters of space. what's that sound they are getting heated gas and power lines. the state financed access road. with a sports center where the garden. tea houses in the c of the chair in the swimming pools boss the man and three helicopter pad see the benefit was that you only need helicopter pads for state residents we are going to be the best
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thing is the us. money is said to have been put out by protests calling card trends come and stay close as they came up with the complex financing plan that was officially meant to fund only hospitals. yes closely i said i wasn't going to keep working with the team. they decided to lead the new infiniti. he said he can sneak off and the yen has a young male goat move to estonia. not many people in russia are willing to write about it as personal fortune on his website. opposition politician boris mins to reach the manatees available to pretend. twenty villas. a number of dots and forty three aircraft. the toilet alone on board the presidential plane costs and sixty thousand euros most ordinary russians remember to choose his own to deal with the nepotism associated with his
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predecessor boris yeltsin in it teaches you to make you sneeze you get the reality of the past years the citizens had been robbed. simply rocked the end of this property on the worn vintage luxury houses on the other where did the money for them come from. i should go to his doom. these days. on the official inquiries carry a certain amount of risk when he left russia to again has a young had to leave his wife and children behind the kremlin has no comment on putin's personal wealth yet they still are telling you something that they don't stand a chance against the power of the kremlin. and so construction of luxury facilities continues unabated in nature preserves all around saatchi. now the houses in this village are starting to collapse. his residence as the entire hillside their village is built on has been eroding for the past three years. ever since have a concrete rubble was dumped here illegally
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the village can't afford to pay a lawyer even if they can find one prepared to take on the construction companies the citizens and environmentalists are essentially powerless. the eu has agreed to a scotsman this the colts was tacky ending of the euphrates. but the number of stumbling blocks remain techie as a long way to getting tons of grunting its citizens to democratic rights is priceless. and then there's the conflict surrounding the island of cyprus. second on the still occupies the north by the sound is inhabited by greeks. back in greece about the difficult relationship for decades. but on another small island in the team you that extra beginning to demonstrate a new level of conference. the turkish island of kimchi that towers over the aegean sea the island's greek theme is the ropes. the new trees get the most he's an ethnic greek
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every morning when he unlocks the door the primary school he feels he's traveling fifty years back in time. this is where he learned to read and write. a few weeks ago he became the school's janitor a fellow pupil from a school days has come to visit. the news about the newly opened greek schools protest. the men are excited. wasn't this the way to the coal cellar. treated her that it is like being back in school. it's just like it was back then. i hate being commissioned until nineteen twenty three when the island became part of turkey or the greeks lived here. but of interest policies and its entry in the greek residents me find the thousands. for decades the greek school in the build to buy into gori was deserted now the turkish state has laid reopened and is paying the teachers. the taxi takes all the pupils to school in the morning. they're just four of them. the youngest is
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five. their parents have returned from greece and move back into the family holds they left long ago due to the greek turkish pensions but the school has given them new hope. the pupils learn reading writing and everything taking turkish and greek. the principle of the school is an ethnic greek who was also returned to the island of her childhood forget the esoteric as is usual in minority schools in turkey his mansion on the four students and three teachers. that's something that needs getting used to but i believe that it will progress. as long as we do good work in this situation for young korean families in progress. i'm sure that more pupils will come to our little school. and on the market. or use a greek orthodox foundation fall to have the school reopened. to
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be seen as a symbol of the greek community's determination to survive. and the squeak school kids have already gotten use to being a tiny minority. i mean i don't want you to my classroom the village priest would like to offer christian religious instruction in school. but that is not alone his father and grandfather were also clerics in the village. he says past conflicts should be laid to rest. it is to teach the kids to get them back when the congregation hardly existed no one ever touch the church. one of the book will heal it. the worst of times. to make when they were fanatics on the other side of the beginner i would want to return someday. now i'm happy to be back into the wound. in the nineteen sixties and seventies turkish nationalists who clean grease for the cyprus dispute forced
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to the ethnic greeks to emigrate. today the turkish state has adopted a more tolerant stance toward its minorities. proofreading properties being returned in the right is schooling or minority languages has been striking. anchor is aiming to improve its image and easy the committee means but for fun and our prime minister is solving these issues i can truly great statesman it. we want more. former greek residents to return in time for me. they should be able to do business here again we will post most of the grease is suffering from a serious economic crisis. jamaica make a fresh start here it was all live together peacefully. i even get a lot not everyone here in the greek village of isu door is convinced that times are changing. despite the reopen school. older residents still recall the bad times. the new trees get the most says he's glad he spent the past thirty years in greece and germany
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it did. after the military coup in the nineteen eighties this is a restricted area you could only enter the island with a passport some people here were cut off from the outside world the government to increase in the islands. allowing conflicts to harass the local greeks. few people here are willing to talk about that now. but no greek life is refined in union brooke's house is no need to do we have been renovated. there's even a small hotel. the new trees giacomo said the other return these are mainly pinning their hopes in the small village school they see it as a test of how series turkey's about its new policy toward minorities secret offshore accounts that you see what comes to mind when we talk about tax evasion. but what about when
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scott stand and that the seats so that it's a trade. slovakia has calculated that it loses out millions of years every year due to such practices. but now the government has come up with a creative idea to take stock. slovakia already surprise its european neighbors when it introduced a flat tax rate of nineteen percent in two thousand for it was a move that proved popular with the business community but it's already been scrapped. now the finance minister has come up with a new idea. to encourage the nation's people to help keep tabs on who is and isn't paying tax. it's worthwhile for everyone to get a receipt in to check out and make sure it's legitimate gullible in the eyes of the silicon below the idea is very simple one with me. a lot of businesses didn't have cash registers before just handed out any old receipts of them on the twenty oh seven and about the status under way to make us look at
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what we get one of the ox the conditional on him. it works like this by registering their cash register receipts online or with the country's lottery company. the holders automatically take part in a drawing that could win ten thousand euro or a sleek new car. two hundred thousand slovak participated in the first drop. it's a great idea. the government will have greater tax revenues as a result the city and interesting could be a winner of the scheme was some really dumb every purchase yet. most of the head. which is twice the blocks are now more likely to make sure they get a receipt with every purchase seven million receipts were registered for the first drop this florist had to invest in new equipment. we got this cool machine which is perfectly adequate. it has all the necessary functions so we've done our bit
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financial analyst mark england team's key has been religiously collecting his receipts. even for a single yogurt. although he doesn't believe the idea makes sense from a fiscal point of view recently visited a local dog owners will receive collecting businesses wonder if any great effect. though most of the major shopping centers are already cash registers and they were already paying their taxes it'll be that the house without a stop at some length says the government is secondary. it's too soon to tell how much extra tax revenue will be generated from all of this. but the finance minister is hoping it'll draw attention to a serious problem. on the global steel. this lottery as a means of sparking a national debate on the payment of taxes. we're trying to encourage people to insist that they are given receipts. one shopkeepers to realize that in a fair
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business environment giving receipts is normal. whoever doesn't pay taxes jointly seriously jeopardizing the country's competitive capability. so by using an unfair advantage during the petition on federal if italy. evening in practice law. even during spot at a bar come with a receipt. and that's no bad thing because come the morning after the night before from all the complains that the drinking was nearly late to take part in the draw. do so ally in the period to stop this. that's how survivors describe the risque of thousands of danish during the second book will denmark was invaded by hitler's troops in nineteen fourteen and three is like a german diplomat its differentiated himself from the regime while the and
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denmark of that time typically seem to concentration camps. the fled to escape to sweeten with the help of the local population. reese robina dh has returned to custard powder on the outskirts of copenhagen. to mark the seventieth anniversary of his escape over the lesson straight. then thirteen year old who was born in germany and greece and denmark. we can cure for it fishing boats to carry him and many of the to safety. i didn't get to most is still there for a couple of hours because when we clean out and went down to the boat was really dark patches and still. no hustle of the departure. morris was separated from his family and he didn't see them again until the end of the war. i should be. when we arrived in sweden i wasn't afraid that my parents went with me. i think that i could but i just
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thought they might not have been able to get on board the cooked meat comes in as there were so many other people on the boat. the key conditions of the temple. he was only after the war that he discovered the truth german soldiers had ceased his family at the harbor and sent into the kerosene concentration camp. everyone but his father's divine. he was caught trying to get to france. the october nineteen forty three rescue operation was organized by the danish resistance. following a secret tip offs from inside on people in germany administration. the idea was to transport denmark's jewish population across the strait to sweden. almost eight thousand people made it to safety before the german armed forces could arrest them and transport them to concentration camps. to vote on two was three at the time and her mother were among those trying to escape. they travel to the fishing village of dna with bing and others like them. he missed the last
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thirty days. seventy years later she's returned. i have are memories. i knew it. only were we so afraid lonely or goats outside when the germans marched past. you would have been so easy for them to figure out that people were hiding appeared the amman. the memories are locked in my head which is why i'm not going up there i don't want to open this door in my soul a good week. it was legal options parents computed using the blind the thing to help the refugees get to sweden in the theater. did it thank you for all worked out to something i remain proud of this day. his name to the key to push didn't rule it was definitely good for me to know that my parents and such courage the gorgeous mother lost courage at the last moment and left her
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daughter behind. she was afraid that something might happen to her on the voyage and so the three year old remained with the fisherman dna until the end of the war we decided to try and bring the key to healing. i know from my room in my foster family's house i could see sweden there were lights the more delish but that's where my mother it's a bit scared and thinking the more my type. foster parents later adopted tool for any fishing village became a new home her relationship to her biological mother remained strained until his death the escape of the and the support he received to rank among the heroic acts of the danish resistance movement. on those cold october night. the majority of the country's jewish population was transported to safety. journalists believe that god has studied all the old files and re evaluated the testimonies. he says his country. it
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singularly. true here in denmark and the view is different to elsewhere in europe. the persecution were often very slow and persecuted who bravely sees their last chance. and the society to tell them and their plight. all dawkins after the war. most refugees returned. morris tribunal which became one of denmark's best known jazz critics and spent more than forty years writing for a leading newspaper. only when he found out that his father had been killed in a concentration camp. did he appreciate how lucky he didn't. compare that to me that i didn't know about any of that stuff which means that period touches me for more now than it did at the time. mind you i cry. anyhow i think. it's good to celebrate this event with each other again. but we mustn't forget that it was
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time to let the deep wounds in the lives of many people saw light in the remains as a team. moose can still maintain the souls of many and which continue to hurt today the place is plenty of leverage that seemingly says the natural phenomena of the century is one thing rocks and doesn't start some bullpen and lightning storms scientists are not to look for an explanation. and that's also true for a place in berlin. that article ten has also discovered a fascinating phenomenon. a country road between the toes of knowledge in which the state north western poland. the dual roles across the pavement near a small respite. nothing ever the ordinary. but something is radically different the laws of physics don't work quite right here. pupils from primary school number one in which role bottles of water to demonstrate to our astonishment the head uphill
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instead of them. it's not possible the eye. there's no doubt about that a meteor like a magnetic field the ufo and here and it was magical which is put everything in your endurance spell. it's also a course now the reporter gets to try it out for cell phone use a water bottle. very obviously it should roll downhill. and in the other direction is a slight incline going uphill now i leave the bottle on the ground it should roll down it. but what does it do efficiency. so it doesn't do that in all of the country included roles in just the opposite direction of the hill. and that really is is on us. saw this. we asked
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professor mightiest of a busty a physicist at the university church and join us in the fox. he conducts an experiment on site with liquid nitrogen to try to determine what causes the phenomena those that some people this is it's a magical place that really ought to feel. we suspect the gravitational anomaly you know the ore deposits create a magnetic field and the earth's gravitational pull works differently from what were used to it for it's an optical illusion. this is the polish lock ness monster were looking for here is an explanation. another theory is that some thirty meters beneath the asphalt has a strong water current the swastika is awarded to find. he tries to find out why the laws of nature seems so crazy on the spot. i am
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he takes me by the hands. we concentrate. and the divine in roddick's. they must be watered down there somewhere but she will go to stay here any more than a few hours someone built a house used to be dead within a year notice it myself. i'm slowly getting weaker. how would you feel is the headaches the contract. i am a german polish couple sees the tv current stops to see what we're shooting here in the middle of the fox. they all believe this. until the car starts rolling uphill that the engine switched off i love. it is. the court's ruling by itself it's crazy because rolling out dough. i
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do. i've got to try this myself. attorney in jail and a few seconds later the company cars rolling uphl. it actually works. no one has yet suggested this phenomena to a thorough investigation. and it would be a bit expensive to tear up all the patrons. so we left with a mystery. we just don't know why gravity works differently here. but it does there's no doubt about that we've seen it with their own minds the book wraps up this a basin o time i see that same and i've now. good
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afghanistan. minister of mines way to sri was money for mining here and another size to be used to rebuild the country after thirty years the war when it comes in the back the first devoted to political record in the moment of blinding seems to be too good to be the optimist there was the nation's mineral wealth more than three trillion dollars. us intelligence to wanted to explore the country's mineral wealth making the eighties but the primary obstacle to the destruction was the lack of security. the problem that still faces the knesset today now these sites are heavily guarded by afghan security forces to attract many foreign investors who are competing on beats for mining projects. one of the abilities of the afghan government is to be sure that the revenues coming from the huge reserves will creates revenues for the local community. in two thousand and seven. the china metallurgical group corporation won a tender to mine copper at the site in dynamic southeast of kabul in
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fugitive you know what will work on like these projects in each project. speaking to chill. that is entertaining to look into before. to ensure that most of what caused the review from the candidates has been a little toes. note the need to go off in the cause of the kitchen. china is not hilly country investing in afghanistan india pakistan and iran are actively seeking my exploration deals offering enormous amounts of money that would also be for power plants and with a roasted them and afghanistan with south and central asia. at the nec excavation of honor at the morton minerals archaeologists have discovered three but this modest restated from the first of the seventh entries. it's been described as the most significant archaeological find in afghanistan. the reached a no call for runs the right from the natives so the artifacts will be relocated block to block support was built museum nearby and in the future will be taken to the national museum in trouble and has them on
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these minimum him and bestowed on her hit it off photo book which is stricken by taking boss lady and was going on was holding on to say. wouldn't that be. in theory the growth of the mining industry should ensure canadians into the crippled up and economy let there be many allegations of corruption regarding the awarding of contracts. the minister says is improving transparency by closing a number of bank accounts and publishing whole financial details online these are big challenges but if they can the mets mining with the help of the gov't aniston into far more prosperous future. some of the twenty nine dec caused aniston for the nick of time and new and wounding one you can watch in a sea world you were ever you go to inmates. he asks for your own tablet to access program schedules on demand video. i
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